Dogs have their day at Dog Mountain in Vermont

The 150 acres surrounding the late artist’s studio is dedicated to dogs. There are fields for romping, trails for hiking, ponds for splashing and mud for rolling around in. Leashes are forbidden, and canines and humans can visit 24/7.

In 2000, Huneck built the Dog Chapel. It’s a small-scale, typical New England style church with a steeple and stained glass windows — the subjects are dogs, of course — but there are no pews. Huneck wanted it to be a place where people could bring their living pets and have a place to reflect on the dogs who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. Every space on the walls is covered with photos and remembrances of beloved dogs.

Huneck’s studio sells his dog-inspired woodcuts to support the mountain (www.dogmt.com).

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